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Best performing Nigerian stocks for the week ended August 14
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Best performing Nigerian stocks for the week ended August 14

NairaMetrics about 1 hour 1 mins read

Nigeria's equities market came off its bloodiest week since the brutal June correction, shedding N3.8 trillion in market value in just four days, wiping out impressive gains recorded on Monday, August 10 when market value touched N160.42 trillion with All Share Index at 248.529.75 points.

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